Indians Edge White Sox 4 3 to Close Gap in AL Standings
Cleveland, once overlooked, beat Chicago 4-3 to move within two games of the league lead in the opener of a four game set. Wertz and Colavito delivered key singles, Tomanek earned the win after Lemon strained a thigh, Narleski saved in his 13th appearance with his 11th in 0.41 ERA.
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Herb
Vic Wertz
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Tribe
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Jack Harshman
Nellie Fox
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Bill Fischer
al Smith
Paul LaPalme
Gerry Staley
Dick Tomanek
Bob Lemon
Ray Narleski
Andy Carey
Chuck Stubbs
Jimmy Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Joe DiMaggio
Gus Zernial
Tom Sturdivant
Ted Williams
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Orioles
Frank Malzone
Gene Stephens
RBI
Jim Brideweser
Minnie Minosa
Chicago White Sox
Patterson And Jackson Sign for World Heavyweight Title Fight
Patterson to defend his world heavyweight title at the Polo Grounds New York on July 29 or 30 against Tom Hur ricane Jackson the No 1 contender promoted by Emil Lence with mediation from Julius Helfand. Breidbart earns 20 percent with a rematch clause if Jackson wins while D Amato receives 40 percent. Gate projections reach $700000, past odds favor Patterson who last defended by KO against Archie Moore.
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Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Floyd Patterson
Polo Grounds
Emil Lence
Eastern Parkway Arena
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Cus D‘amato
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International Boxing Club
Lence
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IBC
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Archie Moore
Chicago
League Standings and Friday Baseball Results
Friday results Cleveland beat Chicago 4 3 Boston defeated Baltimore 4 3 New York 8 Washington 1 Detroit games at Kansas City postponed due to rain National League standings show Cincinnati Brooklyn Milwaukee Philadelphia St Louis New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 5 Milwaukee 1 St Louis 9 Cincinnati 6 American Association Omaha Louisville 14 innings Denver Charleston 11 innings Wichita St Paul Minneapolis Indianapolis Western League Des Moines Amarillo Albuquerque Sioux City Lincoln Colorado Springs Pueblo Topeka postponed
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Golf Pairings Announced for Ottawa Women
The Ottawa women s golf pairings for Tuesday are Mc Grath Sloan and Fredeen Peters Worthington and Schultz Millock Goss and Latimer Allison Deputy and Crawford Bowers Indall and Day Young Machin and Wicke and Johnson Kramer and Shade. For cancellations or reservations call Mrs L E Daugharthy or Mrs W Wright hostesses.
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Fredeen
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Goss
Latimer
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Crawford
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Indall
Day
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Machin
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Shade
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Ottawa Junior High Holds Intra Mural Track Meet
The Ottawa Junior High hosted an intra mural track event directed by Orris Cox. In eighth grade A team led by Tom Sims scored 66 5 6 points to win over Bob Lewis’s team. seventh grade results included Mickey Reed leading in sprints and Tom Chappell taking the shot put and part of relay wins.
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Orris Cox
Tom Sims
Bob Lewis
Tom Chappell
Mickey Reed
Bill Jensen
Corky Bolton
Leonard Harrold
Ronnie Beets
Dick Hicks
Ronald Keefer
John Dzeidzic
Bill Scott
Eugene Sheets
Jim Epps
Ron Beets
Gene Hensick
Charles Bryant
Tom Campbell
Tmscus
Ronnie Reusch
Jerry Holland
Charley Bryant
Sims
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Scott
Epps
John Mack
Richard Loper
Lee Johnson
Bob Henley
Mike Cramer
Bob Crawford
Larry Crane
Jeeper Deputy
Buzz Geiger
Doug Henry
Haney
George Gage
Wycke Shanes
Jesper Deputy
Roger Casteel
Crane
John Sullinger
John Thompson
Chappell
Mack
Gage
Henley
Sullinger
Meiers
Steere
Quenemo Coach Takes Tulsa Job
Bernie Laub, formerly teacher and coach at Quenemo High School, resigns after contract talks fail and accepts a drafting firm position in Tulsa Oklahoma. He plans to live in his hometown Okmulgee with his family.
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Quenemo High School
Tulsa
Okla
Laub
Okmulgee
Quenemo
Too Much Rain For Softball
The Ottawa Girls softball team and the Budge's Hardware team were rained out last night. They will travel to Lawrence tonight to play a team representing Happy Hal's Cafe.
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Budge’s Hardware
Lawrence
Happy Hal's Cafe
Baby born before shower honors in Maysville
MAYSVILLE Kentucky Mrs James Williams a mother to be could not attend her shower. An hour before the party she was rushed to the hospital where she delivered a baby.
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Maysville
James Williams
Akins Beats Beecham In Third Round KO Clash At Capitol Arena
Virgil Akins defeated Jimmy Beecham by technical knockout at 2 23 of the third round in a welterweight bout at Capitol Arena. The 29 year old St. Louis veteran improved to 42 wins in 57 fights and pressed for a title shot against Carmen Basilio or other top welters. Beecham protested the stoppage, while manager Angelo Dundee argued the referee’s decision.
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Akins
Jimmy Beecham
Capitol Arena
St. Louis
Miami
Basilio
Ray Robinson
Yawitz
Beecham
Gallagher
Angelo Dundee
Jimmy
Year in review highlights local high school athletics
The Record Book surveys a year of area sports. Fred Delano of Melvern led football scoring, with Ed Schwalm Baldwin and DeLaine Heckman Williamsburg high on the list. Melvern was the top football team, unbeaten, and Appanoose topped basketball under Ike Cearfoss, with Franklin County title, district and regional showings. Garnett dominated track led by Richard Copeland, while Williamsburg won the Franklin County baseball crown with Marvin Kinnison as standout pitcher. Delano stood out as the top overall athlete, competing across football, track, and other events.
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Melvern Speedster
Ed Schwalm
Baldwin
DeLaine Heckman
Williamsburg
Melvern
Ottawa
Appanoose
Alden
Ike) Cearfoss
Franklin County
Roger Bush
Burg
Princeton
Ron Foltz
Richard Moses
Jim Weiss
Bud Spear
Michigan Valley
Garnett
Bulldogs
Tri- Valley
Pittsburg
Ray Meyer
Richard Copeland
Copeland
Stucker
Effingham
Vernon Danley
Delano
Danley
Marvin Kinnison
Kinnison
Jim Ferguson
Richmond
Dick Davis
Lane
Besselink Takes Narrow Lead in KC Open Round Three
Al Besselink, 32, from Grossinger New York, moved one stroke ahead of Lloyd Mangrum at the start of the third round of the Kansas City Open. Besselink shot a 67 for 137 after 36 holes at Hillcrest Country Club. Mangrum, Apple Valley California, 189 after 36 holes. Other contenders include Bob Rosburg Doug Ford and Jackie Burke Jr. with 140s.
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al Besselink
Lloyd Mangrum
Besselink
Grossinger
N.Y
Hillcrest Country Club
Mangrum
Apple Valley
Calif
Ed Furgol
Bob Rosburgh
San Francisco
Doug Ford
Mahopac
Jackie Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
Tax Assessors Hold A Reunion At A Cottage
Tax assessors from two counties meet at Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell’s home to decide Arnold family tax portions. The Arnolds sleep in Charlevoix County and reside elsewhere, so assessors allocate cottage costs and taxes accordingly. The couple must vote in the county where they sleep, Charlevoix.
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East Jordan
Mich
Maxwell. Arnold
Charlevoix
Antrim
Arnolds
Missouri Oklahoma Winding Up Season
Missouri and Oklahoma seek clean sweeps to stay in the Big Seven race as Iowa State leads. Oklahoma benefited from four Missouri errors to win 4-3 in the final innings, while Missouri built a 3-0 first-inning lead before fading. Sophomore Don Miller took the loss for Missouri after a rough outing.
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Cardinals
Joe Nuxhall
Redleg
Hal Smith
Don Blasingame
Larry Jackson
Sam Jones
Hoyt Wilhelm
Redlegs
Dodgers
Roy Campanella
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Iowa State
Cyclones
Colorado
Tigers
Eddie Fisher
Lee Keefer
Jacki Davis
Jay Hawkins
Charlie James
Don Miller
34 Kansas Counties Named for Grazing Aid Program
Washington reports 34 Kansas counties including Barber Cheyenne Clark Decatur Ford Gove Haskell Hodgeman and Morton receive designation for a deferred livestock grazing program. Congress authorized aid for farmers to hold livestock off drought damaged grazing lands until recovery.
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Grant
Gray
Greeley
Hamilton
Haskell
Hodgeman
Thomas
Wichita
Kearny
Kiowa
Lane
Logan
Meade
Morton
Kansas City Farmer Begins 60 Day Sentence For Tax Evasion
Sylvester O. Kessler, 62, of Keytesville Missouri, will start a 60 day jail term in July for failing to file income tax returns for 1953 and 1954. He pled guilty in U S District Court yesterday and is to serve after completing his corn crop duties.
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Kansas City
Keytesville
Sylvester
Kessler
U. S. District Court
Teamsters Union Calls Beck Resign or be Ousted
The Bay area Joint Council of Teamsters voted unanimously to demand Dave Beck resign or be removed as president. Representing about 67,000 members, it is the first major unit to issue a blunt quit or fired demand, saying Beck's position is untenable and has harmed the union.
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Bay Area Joint Council of Teamsters
Big Union
Dave Beck
Teamster
Beck
Union
International Executive Board
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